The Feud: Rock and Roll Influences by SEJ [game over]

Object of the game:
Give the most popular answer for each category.

Rules:

  1. No reading the thread before answering. This is on the honor system.
  2. Formatting rules must be followed (see below).
  3. Joke answers will not be considered, as it is not fair to other players.
  4. Google (etc.) is allowed, if you desire.
  5. The game will end with 50 entrants, or when I get time to score it.
  6. There is no Rule 6.
  7. Special Rules for this particular Feud: None

Formatting rules:
To make semi-automated scoring possible, and my job easier, make you post look exactly like this:

  1. answer
  2. answer
  3. answer
  4. answer

No double spacing, do not use the “list” function, no smilies, no urls, no periods, no quote marks, and no punctuation if it is not necessary. Put “pass” if you want to leave an answer blank. If you feel you must qualify your answer, do it AFTER THE LIST! If you don’t format like this, your answers might be DISQUALIFIED.

Scoring:
With 50 entrants, an answer with a match is worth 2x the number of people matching it. If 4 people match, they each get 8 points for that answer. No matches = 0 points.
Formula: Score = 100 / (# of entrants) x (# of matches)

Good luck!

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Read the rules!
Special Rules for this particular Feud: None

  1. Name a 50s guitar player, solo or member of a group, influential to Rock (but not Chuck Berry)
  2. Name a 60s guitar player, solo or member of a group, influential to Rock (but not Jimi Hendrix)
  3. Name a 70s guitar player, solo or member of a group, influential to Rock (but not Jimmy Page)
  4. Name a 50s vocal artist , solo or member of a group, influential to Rock (but not Elvis)
  5. Name a 60s vocal artist, solo or member of a group, influential to Rock (but not Bob Dylan)
  6. Name a 70s vocal artist, solo or member of a group, influential to Rock (but not Robert Plant)
  7. Name a 60s group influential to Rock (but not The Beatles or The Rolling Stones)
  8. Name a 70s group influential to Rock (but not Led Zeppelin)
  9. Name a movie of any era that is significant in Rock and Roll history (but not A Hard Day’s Night)
  10. Name a live performance of any era that is significant in Rock and Roll history (specify the artist/group AND the location/event)
  1. Buddy Holly
  2. Eric Clapton
  3. Eric Clapton
  4. Buddy Holly
  5. Janis Joplin
  6. James Taylor
  7. Doors
  8. Pink Floyd
  9. The Wall
  10. Jimi Hendrix at Woodstock
  1. Mickey Baker
  2. Duane Allman
  3. Jimi Hendrix
  4. Bill Haley
  5. Mick Jagger
  6. Freddie Mercury
  7. The Kinks
  8. Black Sabbath
  9. This Is Spinal Tap
  10. The Beatles, Ed Sullivan Show
  1. Les Paul
  2. Eric Clapton
  3. Carlos Santana
  4. Buddy Holly
  5. Janis Joplin
  6. Elton John
  7. The Byrds
  8. The Bee Gees
  9. Saturday Night Fever
  10. Elvis sings “Hound Dog” while Steve Allen looks on, perplexed
  1. Bo Diddley
  2. Eric Clapton
  3. Pete Townsend
  4. Little Richard
  5. Mick Jagger
  6. David Bowie
  7. The Yardbirds
  8. Sex Pistols
  9. Blackboard Jungle
  10. Bob Dylan, 1965 Newport Folk Festival
  1. Les Paul
  2. Eric Clapton
  3. Eric Clapton
  4. Buddy Holly
  5. Mick Jagger
  6. David Bowie
  7. The Who
  8. The Sex Pistols
  9. This Is Spinal Tap
  10. Jimi Hendrix at Woodstock

Notes:
2&3. I’m not a fanatic for Clapton. Just have a hunch he might get decent numbers of votes in both decades

  1. Eddie Cochran
  2. Eric Clapton
  3. Brian May
  4. Little Richard
  5. Paul McCartney
  6. Bruce Springsteen
  7. The Beach Boys
  8. The Sex Pistols
  9. Blackboard Jungle
  10. Jimi Hendrix, Woodstock

I love that everyone picked a different band for #7.

  1. Carl Perkins
  2. Eric Clapton
  3. Eddie Van Halen
  4. Buddy Holly
  5. Mick Jagger
  6. Roger Daltrey
  7. The Who
  8. Pink Floyd
  9. Tommy
  10. Hendrix - Woodstock
  1. Buddy Holly
  2. Pete Townsend
  3. Duane Allman
  4. Jerry Lee Lewis
  5. Jim Morrison
  6. Alice Cooper
  7. The Who
  8. Black Sabbath
  9. Tommy
  10. Altamont/Stones
  1. Les Paul
  2. Eric Clapton
  3. Edward Van Halen
  4. Little Richard
  5. Joe Cocker
  6. David Bowie
  7. The Who
  8. Black Sabbath
  9. Blackboard Jungle
  10. Jimmy Hendrix - Woodstock
  1. Elvis Presley
  2. Eric Clapton
  3. Pete Townshend
  4. Buddy Holly
  5. Jim Morrison
  6. Freddy Mercury
  7. The Doors
  8. The Who
  9. The Doors
  10. Jimi Hendrix @ Woodstock 69
  1. Bo Diddley
  2. Eric Clapton
  3. Jeff Beck
  4. Buddy Holly
  5. Janis Joplin
  6. Freddie Mercury
  7. The Doors
  8. Queen
  9. This is Spinal Tap
  10. The Who/Woodstock
  11. How can you pick just one?? probably Hendrix will be #1, but the Who played 25 songs!!
  1. Carl Perkins
  2. Tony Iommi
  3. Eddie Van Halen
  4. Bill Haley
  5. Mick Jagger
  6. Peter Gabriel
  7. The Who
  8. Queen
  9. The Last Waltz
  10. The Beatles at Shea Stadium

Wow - I could finish last. Nobody picked the Beatles at Shea??

  1. Bo Diddley
  2. Eric Clapton
  3. Pete Townshend
  4. Buddy Holly
  5. Jim Morrison
  6. Freddie Mercury
  7. The Who
  8. Queen
  9. The Wall
  10. Jimi Hendrix at Woodstock

I designed this feud, and I’m starting to wonder if it’s too hard! :dubious:

For #10, I wanted to pick The Beatles, but I couldn’t decide between Ed Sullivan or Shea Stadium, so I went with Jimi Hendrix instead.

  1. Buddy Holly
  2. Eric Clapton
  3. Jeff Beck
  4. Fats Domino
  5. Mick Jagger
  6. Warren Zevon
  7. Cream
  8. The Who
  9. Gimme Shelter
  10. Jimi Hendrix doing The Star-Spangled Banner at Woodstock
  1. Buddy Holly
  2. Eric Clapton
  3. Jeff Beck
  4. Little Richard
  5. Roy Orbison
  6. David Bowie
  7. Cream
  8. Pink Floyd
  9. The Last Waltz
  10. Rolling Stones/Altamont
  1. Buddy Holly
  2. Eric Clapton
  3. Pete Townsend
  4. Buddy Holly
  5. Mick Jagger
  6. Freddy Mercury
  7. Cream
  8. The Who
  9. This Is Spinal Tap
  10. Jimmy Hendrix at Woodstock